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WEEKLY UPDATE ~ Ep. 79 - Markets Fly Blind as Data Turns the Lights On | Jobs, CPI, and a Major Market MilestoneThis week, the markets are about to face a reality check. With global equities surging and major milestones being reached, a delayed wave of economic data is finally arriving. The January jobs report drops Wednesday, followed by CPI on Thursday, setting the stage for a pivotal moment for investors..... ... See MoreSee Less

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average reached 50,000 for the first time ever on Friday, a milestone that capped a volatile week in which markets appeared increasingly unhinged — before abruptly bucking higher. The rally followed days of sharp swings that had unsettled investors, including heavy losses for software stocks and a blistering selloff in bitcoin, raising fresh questions about whether the bull market’s momentum was starting to unravel.

It has been just 431 trading days since the Dow last crossed a 10,000-point threshold, when it first finished above 40,000 on May 17, 2024, according to Dow Jones Market Data — the fastest climb between such milestones on record.
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The week began with a selloff in some of the world’s oldest sources of value, gold and silver, and has ended with investors reevaluating what businesses will have any value at all in the AI-driven future. This week’s so-called 'software-mageddon' is on track to erase roughly $1 trillion of market capitalization from the S&P 500 software and services index. The catalyst for this plunge was ostensibly a new tool from Anthropic that could potentially automate a lot of legal work and, eventually, other sales, marketing, and data analysis services. More on Thursday's show! ... See MoreSee Less

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